... , earn au -gall- - a.. I J . _ .O Loiw HEvIBSiT.-We are sorry to say that the benefit Lord Herbert was expected to receive from a sojourn .at Spa, in Belgium, has not been realised. tn consequence of increasing feebleness Lord Herbert desired to return home' His lordship, accompanied by Lady Herbert and his medical .advisei, therefore left Spa, and 'oIn reaching Bruasels his lord- ship was so ...

... FRANCE AND AMERICA. VIENNA, July 2nd.-The Gereral Correspondenz says: i A communication has been received from Paris which t asserts in the most positive terms that the Emperor of thec French has irrevocably determined upon the recognition of v the Southern Confederacy of America. Before carrying out c this resolution however, the French Cabiuict will again v invite the NorthernLStates to ...

... Fou the honour of the English Newspaper Press it is plea- M sant to know that there is only one Iestern Timies as there was only one Aforving Chronicls. Our contemporary's criticism of Mr. DENr is thoroughly characteristic. No term of E opprobrium is too gross, no comparison too low to apply to a gentleman whose only fault is that he is a Conservative. The style in which the Editor of the ...

... . Lord Canning WBs buried at WestminsterAbbeyon Saturday. 'Tbe~frrneral vias.tot'public, indeed in imany respects it might ,have been considered-too private for one wbo was followed to. . thgraveby a0 many of those Fhose rank, -public services, position . end' character -gave them the first place in the empire. Therewasaconsiderable crowd assembled round .btie doors., A'sun-burnt, gray-headed ...

... A Wh6ky THROUGH THE EXHIBITION' BUILDING .* re A bauquet hall described is generally thought to be one e1 of the dreariest sectacles of civilized 'desolation; but a h- stroller through; ?? Building teils us that )- anything more desolate than the aspect of the interior of ag the Exhibition, now that it is really clear, is inconceivable. os For once in -its existence it is not only empty, -but ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENOE. PRUSSIA. The Prussian Government has again received a signal defeat in the Chamber of Deputies, which has boldly condemned its interference in favour of Russia against the Poles. The long debate, during which the policy of the Government was violently attacked, was concluded on Saturday, and the motion of Herrenr Hoverbeck and Carlowite, recommending neutrality in the ...

... GENE.A NEWS. - The last act of Said Pasha was perhaps the worst of' his reign. France wants negroes, to be employed in Mexico, and asked him for some from Darfour. hc ac'ually' ordered a negro regfien6t to the coast, and there, at night, had it shipped on board the liernch steamer'.a BReii. A brief statement of facts' in the Titne. irritated the French Government into a defence of t1e verv ...

... BARNSTAPLE.. a THE TH.EATR1E.-The 6th D.V.R; bad a bespeak Thi on Wednesday evening, Major Sir Arthur Chichester, M commandant of the battalion, being present, and Ithe whole house joined In the National Anthem at the conciusion of .the performance. In a week or two an amateur peformance will be given by gentlemen of this town for Mr. Belton's of I benefit, too] tioi BIDEFORD. Vn fn The annual ...

... ' RAILWAY TIME TABLES9. EXETER AND CREDITON AND NORTH DEVON. 11,031 .MTER-WEEu DAYS. , SUNDAYS. 2 5 2 15, ;, . 1& 2 I35 2 !1 &l 2 1,2,2 5, , j 2 ,3,3 52 2 1 & . 2,2.1,0,3~r c r~ DS vtdss' .0 7 85 1o 20| 1 29 J 9 10. 6 40 | 6 151l0 154 6 56 1 1 -2.3 Il 6 , o alsol 1O 11 25s~ C1.551 11s |M el ZSg t el asa ! CGi * ,Bgeentore 4 i7 a do1 XSN .13 j 20t 94 ?? |*S . Dt. Cor s , y. F.. 5 1101b .. ., ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS,-TUESDAY. No business of importance. HOUSE OF COMMONS,-TUESDAMY. The morning sitting occupied in committee on the Irish Fisheries Bill. The House adjourned at four o'clock. In the evening sittings Lord C. PAGET, in rtply to GMr. HADFIELD, stated the circumstance under which Charles Thomas, a seaman, had been tried by court-martial on board of H.M. ship at Portsmouth on the ...

... TheirRoyal Highuesses the Prince Christian (of Denmark) and the Princess Alexandria left Windsor Castle on Thursday, at twenty-five minutes past Jix p.m., for the Continent, attended by General and Madame d'Oxholme; Colonel Seymoar, C.B., Groomlin Waitingto the Queen, also attended their Royal Highnessees. Their Royal Highnesses Prince Leopold and Pdinee Louis of Hesse accompanied the prince ...

... EXETER . .I ,- EXETER AND EXMDOUT RAILWAY. ^ M Rlit. *WiaRon C PAs COMPENSATION. The adjourned meeting for coneidering Mr. Wreford'l conipensation was held on Friday at the Company's Offices, Cathedral-yard. Dr. Brent, chairman of tho e directors,- preeided, and -amng thoee present were-Messrs. Daw, - i! LaendN, Gard, Smith, Ware, George, R. Fulford (Nprth-_ molten), Hill, Kelly, Hallett, ...